Artificial intelligence is nothing new. It’s ingrained into our everyday lives, whether that’s unlocking our smartphones with face ID, Facebook offering us friend suggestions, or getting real-time traffic updates on Google Maps. …

“We’ve got the how but what is the why?” It’s a question I must have asked a thousand times over the last 10 years or so. I feel it is perennially relevant to digital technology and the myriad developments we’re seeing happening all over the world. We know we’re seeing…

In the latest episode of Creative Intelligence, I had the pleasure of speaking with Rhonda Scharf. She is an author based between Ottawa and Fort Myers who, since 1993, has helped tens of thousands of people in dozens of countries to adapt and thrive in their work environments. Rhonda’s take…

For the latest episode of Creative Intelligence, I sat down in New York with Pranav Yadav. He came into the world of work with a triple major in math, physics and economics, and unsurprisingly got snapped up by Wall Street where he worked at Goldman Sachs. What’s really impressive though…

I’ve long held the opinion that one of the dangers of technology is that it moves too fast. We often end up running before we can walk, and we’ll end up too far down the road without asking ourselves how we got there. Did everyone need a website in the…

Like so many concepts in the modern world, AI has two personas. One is its ‘real world” application, in which it’s happily and silently getting on with day-to-day tasks such as identifying spam emails, evaluating building blueprints for fire risks, or running traffic simulations. The other persona is the one…

In the latest episode of the Creative Intelligence podcast, I was fortunate enough to speak to Payal Arora, Professor of Technology, Values and Global Media Cultures at Erasmus University Rotterdam. …

As we enter the second decade of the 21st century, it’s tempting to think that many of the institutions that were founded in the previous centuries are now out of date. …

For the latest Creative Intelligence podcast I was joined by neuroscientist, lecturer and author Dr. Tara Swart. She’s previously spoken at a TED series on the mind, and her book The Source examines how we can further our potential by better understanding how our brains interpret the world. Obviously, Tara’s…